Some of my boring evaluations...

First page is wrong as I couldn't understand simple instructions! 2nd page is better...

Played around with bringing shapes forwards and pushing them back and then added some water for the final one...

I found this project extremely challenging. There are a lot of grey areas where I’m unsure if I’m drawing the lines correctly.

Hi My big picture goals: Avoiding the frustration of realising 50 hours into an illustration that the perspective is wrong. I want to develop the ability to confidently draw perspective from the start, minimising errors that disrupt the flow of my work. Learning how to accurately draw a perfect square on a plane, which will allow me to place 2d designs without distortion. Understanding how to take a flat blueprint design and project it into perspective, transforming 2D plans into 3D illustrations Preventing distortion in my illustrations, when the field of view is too large I am also interested in perspective related to the human body, specifically the head, and how you perceive this. Some of the perspective masters that I admire are: Canaletto, Katsushiro Omoto and Michelangelo

My attempts... enjoying the course so far.